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Appalling quality, looked like a child had done the arrangement, three quarters of the flowers were dead and looked nothing like the picture. If these were checked by a senior florist as I was informed I suggest maybe he needs a new job. Next time I will give my money to a petrol station far better quality .
The flowers were all open dead heads on some next day lots of dead flowers very disappointed with this company who when I complained said they were checked before sending out they must need an eye test whoever checked. I ordered 3 days before delivery so they had enough time I want a refund not another bouquet of disappoint
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